Gregor Kos
Assistant Professor
Department: Chemistry and Biochemistry
Faculty: Arts and Science
Phone: | (514) 848-2424 ext. 3374 | |
Email: | gregor.kos@concordia.ca | |
Website(s): |
http://www.nomad.priv.at |
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Expertise:
Experienced environmental analytical chemist. Wide range of expertise in model development and multivariate data analysis with a focus on mass spectrometry and infrared spectroscopy. Study of the fate of pollutants, especially volatile organic compounds and mercury, in the atmosphere and snow pack with field work experience in the High Arctic. Specialties: analytical chemistry, mass spectrometry, chromatography, infrared spectrometry, chemometrics, engineering, field work, modeling, interdisciplinary thinking and research, statistics, environment, atmosphere, analytical chemistry, chemometrics, statistical analysis of environmental data, urban air quality
Language(s) spoken:
English, French (able to conduct interviews in French), German
Postdoctoral studies (2003-2007), McGill University, Montreal, QC (Prof. Parisa Ariya)
PhD (2003), Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria (Prof. Rudolf Krska)
Visiting scientist (2001), University of Idaho, Moscow, ID (Prof. Peter Griffiths)
MSc (2000), Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria (Prof. Gernot Friedbacher)
MSc research (1999-2000), University of Plymouth, Plymouth, UK (Prof. Paul Worsfold)